CARISTIAAS W Rocking horse by J. N. Ashworth This is a simply made modem ver- sion of the traditional rocking horse. Thiee alternative heads are given and others could be devised depending on whether you want to obtain a tradi- tional or whimsical effect. Vee slots havo to be cut out of the leg frame tubing in order to bend it to shape. These slots can be brazed or welded, A simple jig can be made to hold the tube to its correct shape while welding. Two methods are also shown for fixing the legs to the rockers. KSAOP % 2k & Parts List Long Wide Thick Theod woo tp 1 soat a5 i 2rockersfrom 37 é 4 hand grip 7 Bela, 2legs— M.S. Tubo 1BSW.G. 29 tla brackets 185.6. MS. 2 ob Finishod sizos aro given. Allowances must be mado for waste, Seat 5" LEG FRAME t_—~"1_«=OETAILS an, Preparing tube for welding 22rad dimensions einx IB SWwG inild Steel tube a ie taloagethods I Wedged tenon joint between seat and = head ey axe i XH | Bl | 4 " | = 29" To fit tube FIXING METHOD 18.swg SS NS of je ) tof \ Abrackets of Ye foldtubular | i [ee frames to seat Woodworker, November 1969 379